Review on 🔌 Club3D CAC-1510 USB-C to DVI-D Dual Link Active Adapter, 4K @ 30Hz, 2560 X 1600P @ 60Hz, HDCP Supported, Non-Compatible with Apple Cinema Monitors, Silver by Bob Ramthun

The journey starts at the bottom; Enjoy: 4.5 runs (because debugging on my side wasn't worth the $100 saved). Good quality product with good protection. Support is responsive and timely, although they didn't want to give me a replacement to help them test. Update 10/28: - If you use this with VirtualLink you will not be able to power your monitor (use the monitor's power supply). - If you use this with VirtualLink by converting to the USB-C standard (this converter), you "reverse" the USB-C bi-directionality (good if you plug it in once and leave it). - HDCP_off works with HDCP_on monitors (but some applications may not work). Support provides both drivers on request. "Unlike most alternative regimes; This will also remap A7, A6, B6, B7 to carry a USB 3.0 signal instead of the normal USB 2.0 passive signal. TX and RX lines are connected correctly." ----------------TLDR; Does not currently work with monitor - see below. Update 10/22: Works on RTX graphics card with 1440@ 60hz via usb-c (VirtualLink) to DVI-D (DL) After extensive testing, the connection between DVI and dongle must be re-established AFTER the dongle is installed Very annoying For the speaker of the connector, contact the technical Support.The only problem was drivers, firmware and component quality.1) Drivers load normally, like plug and play, and the operating system (windows) registers the USB-C key 2) Firmware 3) Assuming I can with working on the new firmware I will come back and update the rating to reflect the quality.